Kim Coleman is a Director of Strategic Relations at Goldback. She is a former Utah state legislator and a respected advocate for sound money and economic freedom. Known for her service in the Utah House of Representatives, she built a reputation for principled leadership, community engagement, and policy work focused on education, public safety, and individual rights. After leaving public office, she joined Goldback Inc., where she contributes her expertise to advancing voluntary, inflation-resistant currency solutions rooted in precious metals. Coleman’s blend of public-sector experience and commitment to responsible economic innovation continues to shape her work and public outreach today. In this episode, we discuss everything from the location of her interview, to the biggest obstacles for adoption of goldbacks!

LINK1: https://goldback.com

LINK2: https://freegoldback.com

LINK3: https://x.com/kimfcoleman

In a financial world defined by volatility and digital speculation, the idea of holding real value in your hand has become increasingly rare. Jeremy Cordon set out to change that. As the founder and president of Goldback Inc., he pioneered a way to make physical gold practical for everyday use. Each Goldback is a spendable note containing a measured layer of 24-karat gold, protected by advanced polymer technology, and designed for daily commerce.

In this conversation, Jeremy explains how Goldbacks work within U.S. law, why more businesses across the country now accept them than Bitcoin, and how new projects like Goldback ATMs could soon allow seamless exchange between gold and digital assets. He also shares his vision for rebuilding trust in money through transparency, local economies, and personal sovereignty.

This interview offers a look inside one of the most quietly disruptive ideas in modern finance: a form of gold designed to be spent, not stored.

LINKS: https://goldback.com

LINK2: https://freegoldback.com

Nicole Sauce serves as a catalyst for rapid community creation, business growth, and homesteading as a lifestyle through her podcast Living Free in Tennessee.

In 2016, Nicole Sauce founded the Living Free in Tennessee podcast, which blossomed into a strong community of independent individuals who provide mutual support.

Living Free in Tennessee releases new episodes 3 times per week, and regularly collaborates with the likes of Jack Spirko (The Survival Podcast), John Willis (Special Operations Equipment), and more!

She founded a coffee roasting company, Holler Roast, starting with a cast-iron skillet and growing to a commercial operation. She also helps people learn hands-on skills such as animal processing, cheese-making, canning, and gardening.

Nicole founded the Self Reliance Festival, an event in Camden Tennessee, dedicated to helping people connect, learn important skills, and support each other.

Nicole released Cook With What You Have years ago, and this ebook is still helping people get crafty with cooking to this day! This valuable guide to the science and art of home cooking starts with one woman’s kitchen experience and simply removes the mystery from practical cooking.

In previous lives, Nicole has worked as a corporate facilitator, a free-market policy diva, and a marketing and training administrator for a translation and language company. She provides marketing advising.

Nicole lives on a homestead in Tennessee, where she and other community members raise pigs and poultry and provide fellowship, healing, and learning opportunities to like-minded souls seeking to build their lives on their own terms.

LINKS FOR NICOLE SAUCE:

https://permies.com/wiki/189866/Nicole-Sauce

https://selfreliancefestival.com

https://www.livingfreeintennessee.com

Email: nicole@livingfreeintennessee.com